Recreating the Revolutionary War, One Stitch at a Time
From the United States’ bicentennial to this year’s 250th anniversary, historical costumer Henry Cooke has been remaking the clothing of 18th-century America
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Clare Fitzpatrick Is Named New Jumbos Women’s Basketball Head Coach
An assistant coach at Division I University of Massachusetts since 2023, she helped lead the team turnaround
Tufts Graduate Featured on Citizen TV Kenya
Mathew Letua, A26, was featured on one of Africa's largest TV stations
Summer Book Recommendations 2026
Looking for a great read? The Tufts community has more than 35 fiction and nonfiction choices for you
From Arthur Miller to ‘Seinfeld,’ Jewish Culture Has a Long History in American Theater
A course delves into the many depictions of Jewish characters—as insiders, outsiders, or both
Pucker Up! Why We Love ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘Off Campus’
Jill Weinberg explains why popular television shows featuring hockey romances are sparking conversations about difficult topics in sports
Shell Too Snug? Hermit Crabs Have a Fix
Scientists have long known that hermit crabs control their growth to fit in their shells. Now we know how they do it.
Honoring Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
A special issue in the journal Psychopharmacology features a collection of articles by the late Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
What Do ‘Obsession’ and ‘Backrooms’ Tell Us About the Power of Gen Z Filmmakers?
Mat Rappaport explains the lessons we can learn from the two hit horror movies by directors in their 20s